If you are doing web design works, you should know what the favicon is and have done some of them so far. Yes, yes, I did some of them before too like my own favicon on this blog. But I used one of the paid software utilities to make these little tiny icons. Right now, there are some many free ways for you to accomplish the same thing. That is why I pull together some of I tested recently to help you create your own favicon.
First, if you want to create your favicon from scratch. Then you can use Visual Studio to do so. Generally a lot of web developer installed Visual Studio already, and no other plug-in needed.
How to create favicon.ico in Visual Studio for your web project? Easy, just in Visual Studio click File – New File, or press Ctrl-N, and then select Icon File in the General category.
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When I am using the Copy Web command in the Microsoft Visual Studio .net 2005 to copy asp.net files from the local to the remote server, sometime I got error saying “Access denied” (BTW, to see the Error Log, you will have to scroll down and click the Log… button which might be invisible if you have a small screen).
To resolve this problem, you will have to logon to the remote server to make sure
- The destination folder is opened with Write permission for the ASP.NET users
- If you are replacing the files, please make sure the files are not READ ONLY on the remote server
The item #2 happened to me a lot, and I had to uncheck the READ ONLY checkbox from the files’ properties. The only explanation I can come up is that the Microsoft Visual Safe 6.0 sometime made the files READ-ONLY since we are using VSS for the coding collaboration.
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Today finally I got the Visual Studio 2005 installed on my new computer, and tried to move all visual video project from my previous VS 2003 to it. After I open the previous project in VS 2005 and converted and then re-built, then I tried to open the application in the browser. But I got the following error message:
Failed to access IIS metabase.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.
Exception Details: System.Web.Hosting.HostingEnvironmentException: Failed to access IIS metabase.
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